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To: Red in Blue PA

America needs to compete.

Both political parties have sold out to China.

We need American jobs. Hire Americans.

Bring back jobs to America.


8 posted on 04/17/2014 7:54:30 AM PDT by Cringing Negativism Network (http://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5700.html#2013)
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To: Cringing Negativism Network

OK, but specifically, *what* jobs?

We just cannot compete with China in the cheap labor dept. Our people wouldn’t tolerate that.

We need jobs that make fast, serious money.

How about energy? (I’m talking oil, coal, and natural gas)

We’ve got undeveloped precious metal deposits in the Rockys.

We’ve always led in drug development and medical advancements. Stop subsidizing the overseas socialist programs. (They pay what we pay.)

Sell off ALL of the gov’t land to private investors. (NOT foreign investors) Allow human innovation to thrive.

Reform the tax code to something so simple and fair that we can’t help but thrive. (Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 Plan would do it... without all the subsidies and BS he tried to toss in at the end to get public backing)

Yes. I believe that it really would be that easy to create a massive boom in this country within just one year. Just by passing tax code reform, businesses would be encouraged to expand ASAP. Opening up oil and mining (without the EPA to screw it up) would create great paying jobs within 18 months.

Oh! And get our boys into trade schools. Stop funding kids who don’t have the grades or talent to make it in college. We need plumbers, welders, pipe fitters, electricians, and truck drivers and we should encourage them to do it.


18 posted on 04/17/2014 8:04:38 AM PDT by Marie (When are they going to take back Obama's peace prize?)
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